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After the semicolon

futurehistoriesmag issue 4, poetry December 18, 2019 1 Minute

by Justine Chung

This is an elegy for
intuitions that pair for a while;
it was, and now is not.

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Published December 18, 2019

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Issue 10 is out now! Copies can be found around the Medford and SMFA campuses. We appreciate all of the writers, artists, content reviewers, and staff who have contributed to the creation of this issue. Thank you for making this magazine possible. Missed the first submission deadline for our Spring 2023 issue? No worries! Our second submission deadline is Monday, February 27th at 11:59PM. Submit your visual art, photography, poetry, or prose (or any sort of creative writing) through the link in our bio! If you spent your winter break making art, taking photos, writing poetry or prose (or any sort of creative writing), submit your work to our Spring 2023 issue! Submit your work through the link in our bio by Monday, February 6th at 11:59PM. Please refer to our website for submission guidelines. We can’t wait to see what you’ve created! Calling all writers and artists! Are you interested in art, photography, writing, poetry, prose, or any sort of creative writing? Are you interested in applying to our Treasurer position? Come to our Spring GIM on Monday, January 30th at 6:30pm in room 012 at the Campus Center to learn more about Future Histories, Tufts University’s premier literary magazine. We hope to see you all there! Issue 9 is out now! Copies can be found at the Campus Center, Tisch Library, Dewick, Carmichael, and the SMFA. All Future Histories issues are available to view online at our website futurehistoriesmag.org. The link to our website can also be found through the linktr.ee in our bio.
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